The best breakdown on how to stop I've seen on KZread.

@odmaodmadotodma4136

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Kopec nice comment

@SantMuz

6 жыл бұрын

Indeed

Amazing I have played hockey for almost 40 years and nobody ever told me which part of my blade I should be stopping on lol. I would say that I probably should be more forward on my blade after seeing this so - thank you!

Jeremy, my name's David and I thank you for this terrific skating series but I have one question: I'm 53, I started playing when I was ten and had to stop at 13 because I couldn't skate. Where the heck were you guys when I was 10?! LOL!! I never had anyone ever teach me how to skate when I played. I can still play it from the waist up but as a coach I had at a hockey camp I went to once said "If only you could skate". Thank you again, Jeremy.

Thanks very much guys. I can't believe how many tutorial videos on this subject do not mention about having the weight on the front of the skates. I'll be trying out your teachings today.

Any suggestions for my back leg while doing a stop? Doesn't feel like I'm doing a complete stop because my back leg doesn't turn enough..

this will help alot. . .wasn't QUITE getting it. . .but i'm almost there

I'm actually learning figure skating, but have been struggling with learning a proper hockey stop. I can usually do it on one side, but on the other I end up turning quickly. This video told me exactly what I'm doing wrong on that side. Thank you so much!

I would love to see a tutorial on how to do the stop at 3:13 :)

@SirShowOff

8 жыл бұрын

+Anders Møker lmao. upvote

@alexandermilentis2130

7 жыл бұрын

haha he tried to do it with his right leg but realized he can only do it with his left. All kidding aside though I want to learn the interior one-legged stop

Don’t know how to stop? #glideintotheboards

@serpathius

6 жыл бұрын

It has never not worked.

@machadowelch9141

6 жыл бұрын

ikr

@andrewgibbs1133

6 жыл бұрын

LoL

@ethanshanahan9021

5 жыл бұрын

sryabkov2 this is so true

@x-zero3087

4 жыл бұрын

Did that before the rink sounded like there was a gunshot

This is the best tips and breakdown. Perfect way of explaining where body weight should be and how to angle. Also, how to progressively work up to it. Thank you.

This looks like a good video to show to my 7-year-old son. He is so in love with Hockey and plays his little heart out. His skills are coming...all but the hockey stop! He stops by either dragging the back skate, "catching" the boards or sliding (his favorite!). When he tries stopping, he does just as you describe - he turns. I'm hoping to watch this with him and then take him out over the holiday break and work with him. I played on the first women's team at my college but my skills have become a bit rusty over the years. Wish us luck! :) Thank you for the video!

@simonlastname7180

5 жыл бұрын

How did it go ? Did he learn from the explanation on the video? :)

Thank Heavens! A good video on stopping! Thx How to Hockey!

Good video, straight to the point - weight on the toes of the front foot is my takeaway to get the slide. Taking my girls to the ice rink this morning - wish me luck - normally I'm on inline skates on asphalt!

Jeremy - really want to thank you for these videos. I coach 8U & 6U and use these as reference for coaches and parents all of the time.

Been waiting for this video!! Thank you!!

Thanks Scott and Jeremy. Great series of videos.

Very clear and very thorough. Thanks so much fir this.

wow, so clear explanation. Really appreciate your effor!!!

Hey i think its really cool and shows alot of dedication that you respond to peoples questions on here... PROPS! love your vids since im a noob at skating.

Thanks for your breakdown. A short video but very very informative!

Excellent and concise explanations! Sometimes you can do it, but can't explain/teach others how! This is great advice for teaching others! Cheers!

Great video. I've always been able to stop right foot forward no problem, but have difficulty leading with my left (which, even though I only play men's league, hurts my ability to change directions quickly unless I can always lead right). From watching this video, I think my problem has been the weight distribution on my left foot when I lead with it - thanks for the explanation!

Great video! Thanks guys!

Excellent Video. Thank you

Its much helpful for beginner like me! Thankyou for nice video

Great vid! hope this works for roller blades for the summer too

Great, clear tip on stopping. Going to try these at the next open skate. Thanks for sharing all these tips.

Thanks for your video. Helpful tips.

I coach in NJ and I find players have the most difficulty with the back foot (T-Stop, or flat to outside edge). I like to have them do each foot individually. I figure if they are strong on individual feet, they will be strong with both feet when done correctly.

Many thanks to Mr. Grover! I've seen a lot of "how to stop" videos, but this one is just brilliant. It was said plainly, unequivocally, that the weight should be placed on the front of the blade (at 0:59), in other words, near the ball of the foot. I tried to learn how to stop properly for a month, before I saw this video yesterday and believe me - there is no spot on the ice at Sokolniki (Moscow, the Russian Federation) I haven't hit trying to do the thing. And now, after the proper words Scott said, I think I've got it and started to do it properly... more or less :-) And - as the bonus, a proper way to stop on the back foot (at 3:15) - something, that I've been trying to master right now :-) Kudos, guys, thank you very much! Really.

Thank you for the great tutorial.

i found its easier for me to stop on one foot than two

@nelsoncr2817

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@eternallvy

3 жыл бұрын

True

i keep re-watching all of these, perfect show and explanation of what your body is doing

Thanks for explaining!

Great Video and explanation

Thank you so much for you help.

Great vid

Excellent series of videos. Jeremy, could you do a video in the future showing how to stop on the outside edge of the inside foot as shown at 3:18 and how to incorporate the inside foot into a proper hockey stop?

i like these 'tips'!.. i already know how to skate but i need to learn how to do those backward crossovers and spraying!!!

i am 23 and this helped me a lot thank you

The best explanation for a hockey stop.

Thanks😊

In my skating today, I didn’t know how to do the Snowplow stop, next Thursday I will try this step.

I like this guy !

+How To Hockey can u make a video on stick handling on ice and drills for on ice

sweet vid

Beauty! Thanks. Wish you were my coach :)

Great 👍

This should help, I can stop great on my right side but I’ve been struggling with stopping on my left side.

@doriep

3 жыл бұрын

perhaps too late for you & you’ve learned :)... for any future readers, usually 1 side is stronger than other for any skating move. what really helps me is to do first on my strong side, then repeat 4-5 times on weak side. then once again strong side. it’s like a mirror, this way you’re reminded of how it works when you’re confident, then try to bring that “mirrored” motion to the weaker side. do more repetition on weak side until it starts to feel more comfortable (stopping, turning, crossovers, etc).

whichever side I turn, when I do a stop the inner foot barely has an affect on stopping. It feels like Im basically using my outer foot to do the braking. The inner foot doesnt touch ice much. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks...:) Note: Of course, doing a full stop with ONLY inner/back foot is impossible to me!

Jeremey I use to be able to stop with my left and right but now I can only stop with one foot. And I can’t stop with my left. Any tips?

Scott ! I like your red and black jacket and pants , where can I get one?

What muscles are used during the hockey stop?

Haw can i send you my videos of when i started 3 months ago and now. You wont believe how mch i have improved. I want to give you credit👏👏🙏 i will keep watching

thanks

Hello, I have observed that depending on the way the skates are sharpened shaving ice becomes for me easier or near to impossible. Could you give me your feedback on this? How should one sharpen his skates?

how do I stop chopping up the ice when I stop. I keep leaning back how do I stop doing that too?

I'm taking this to next stick practice at my local rink

Scott guy is amazong

Hey Jeremy just out of curiosity, what province do you live in? I couldn't help notice the snow in some of your outdoor videos.

@andrewrogers8863

5 жыл бұрын

he lives in canada

So I've been trying to teach myself to stop for 2 years now and had friends give me tips and got nowhere. This video and an empty rink for 45 minutes and I was stopping like a pro! Great video!!!

@wannaspritecranberry309

6 жыл бұрын

Benjamin Cram how the hell did you get an empty rink the winter

hey, so im trying to figure out stopping... i try doing the turn on the stop but its always either my "ice shaving foot" doesnt stay on the ground, it gets choppy (which i know is from too much weight on it, or i slightly stop but still have a turning motion. any advice?

I was having a hard time stopping cleanly and this video really helped out. Good advice from Scott and another good video How To Hockey. You should subscribe to coach jeremy if you're interested in hockey

I am having trouble stopping with both skates. My back foot is more for balance instead of using my outside edge. How do I fix it?

How do you stop on the back foot?

Thanks for this my skating got faster because I am not scared to fail my stops now

What edges are used when it comes to stopping? I get the toe part of the stop but is it the outside edge or inside edge that needs to be used? I'm a beginner and I keep using the boards to stop... I need as much help that I can get.

@TheLarryBrown

Жыл бұрын

That depends on which foot you mean. If you are using the right foot as the lead foot, as shown in this video, you are using the inside edge to shave the ice on that foot. Then on the left foot you will use the outside edge. In no way would you use the outside edge of the right foot. That said, for a beginner it's also close to a flat blade shave, yes you are using the edge but you aren't trying to really put a lot of pressure on that edge until you get better. The key is learning to do any shave at all. The one foot snowplow shown here is the way to start. Glide forward and with your weight on your left leg VERY LIGHTLY turn that right toe in and scrape the toe of the blade on the ice. The goal is just to scrape any ice at all, not to really stop or slow down. Doing that snowplow will teach you what it feels like to scrape ice and get you started.

Do you use the inside edge or outside when you put your lead foot out?

@Radeo

5 жыл бұрын

Lead foot is inside. Off-foot is outside.

We’re here with Scott “WELL!”

I can’t stop well I can’t do the hockey stop nor crossovers, but I will learn

I have a problem with balance because I favour my right side more than my left side so when I stop I can do better in my right. Same thing when I pivot. When I stop and pivot on my left side it feels weaker and my balance isn't as good. What can I do on and off the ice to improve my left side?

@maddyallen5659

8 жыл бұрын

Btw I play ringette so it's very fast paced and you are changing direction a lot and stopping

@rerunn123

7 жыл бұрын

Yoga. Tree pose and forward lunge are great for balance.

@sryabkov2

6 жыл бұрын

rerunn123 what does yoga have to do with hockey?

This helped me stop I can stop right but left I'm 8 thanks 4 the tips

How do I turn my skate on the ice, everytime I try to I fall down

this is weird, so on my inside edge i can use my right leg and turn to the left normally, but on the outside edge stop i can do it with my left foot only, its one edge on each leg is more dominant than the other

U can do a t stop also

👍👍

Aha, I could naturally stop on a dime left foot first without any issues, but not figure out what I was doing wrong when trying to lead right foot first. Apparently I'm not noticing my weight is going onto the heel forcing me to turn instead of stop. Thanks for the videos.

Scott, I find Im really good stopping to my right, but Im brutal stopping on my left side..I just can't seem to figure it out, any specific tips?, also my crossovers are the same way, really good around to my left, brutal to my right

@chrisedwards1917

8 жыл бұрын

Having the exact same problem (opposite directions). Apparently putting weight on the heel is what's causing me to turn. They didn't mention it here, but if chattering is an issue for you, bend your knees more to stay in the standard "athletic position" as its easy to not realize you're not staying in it when going the opposite direction.

@coleyoutubechannel

8 жыл бұрын

Force yourself to practice stopping on your left. Completely stop practicing your right until you feel comfortable with your left. You gotta teach the other half of your body what you're teaching the other. Practice practice practice

with hockey stop, you gotta also turn your head and shoulders and torso and knees and ankles together. If you only try toing stop by turning only your knees and ankles = disaster.

so let's say I'm trying to stop to the right, how do I a just my weight

I can't slide or glide. It just stops. How do you glide?

That one foot to push with one to pull with is blowing my mind rn I cannot wrap my head around that lmfao

I tend to stop by turning 90 degrees and having my foot kinda infront of the other, is this "wrong"?

@howtohockeytraining

10 жыл бұрын

That is the typical 2 foot hockey stop. The fastest way to stop is with both feet, but a lot of time you want a wider stance so you are more balanced and agile. This way you will be ready for contact, puck battles, changing direction quickly, etc. To really comment on your technique though I would need to see a video.

@How To a Hockey

i tried stopping kinda like this and went sideways, cut my arm and hurt my leg, also wore shorts for some reason

That Scott guy looks like a penguin lol no hate keep up the vids its really helping me learn

wanna mention an inside edge at any point?

The only way I can slow down is by pretty much turning my hips and feet until im skating backwards, that I crossover to go forward again, I've only been skating for about a year not and I'm having a hard time with the 2 foot stop.

@dandenoth

10 жыл бұрын

Wear pads, and just do it. You will fall, many times, but you have pads to protect you. The hard part is getting over that fear of falling.

@IPv6Freely

10 жыл бұрын

dandenoth That's why kids learn so easily. No fear of falling.

The older dudes cheese face in the outro is gold

Mr. Grover should teqch me how to live my life. Makes it so eqsy

his tan line is pretty noticeable

Boards can be your friends.

I've been playing hockey for 12 years on and off, but i still can't do a left foot outside edge t-stop... my left foot outside edge is weak...

@ThePaulfullTruth

7 жыл бұрын

Lee, try using an orthotic insert (in both skates) to elevate your instep and move the balance point of your weak ankle to a more centered and therefore stonger point. You can get good ones for only $20 these days.

@sryabkov2

6 жыл бұрын

Same

The key of the stop is balance

He taut me how to skate at ntr oh and btw were is this

I tore a ligament doing this😔

I did this... I wiped out... constantly...😂😂😂

Is that Bruce Boudreau?

@sryabkov2

6 жыл бұрын

Uuuu no?

Huge tip - sit. Pretend youre sitting on your legs. Az opposed to envisioning yourself standing and turning your feet. Its a big difference.

hopefully they didn’t forget to don’t lean back lean a bit forward